HAVANA (Reuters) - Four months into the new Cuban government and with multiple economic changes already announced, theories abound about where reform-minded Cuban President Raul Castro is leading the Caribbean island's economy, but the clue to the future lies in his past.
Promising to improve his nation's sluggish state-run economy, he has taken small, but symbolic steps such as lifting wage caps and restrictions on consumer goods, prompting speculation Cuba may adopt a Chinese model of market socialism or something similar.
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Cuba's Raul Castro charts own economic course
